Analysis of Tchaikovsky’s music style

It is not difficult to find in Tchakovsky’s works that this great talented artist combined his lifelong feelings, life and Social awareness is integrated into artistic creation. Continuous emotional frustration and the deterioration of the social environment gave his music a great sense of pathos.

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Russia in the 19th century was under the dark rule of the Tsar, and the autocratic system restricted people's freedom of thought and life. Tchaikovsky was the greatest Russian musician of this period. Tchaikovsky's works have distinctive national characteristics and are Russia's unique national style. At the same time, his works fully express his dissatisfaction with all aspects of life, and have serious lyricism and tragic color.

Tchaikovsky’s music style uses the autocratic rule of Tsarist Russia as the huge background sound, relies on vivid and expressive melodies, and is extremely inferior to his emotional life. He created a series of refreshing melodies, which seem gentle and lack contact with people's hearts. There are always turbulent waves under the calm lake surface. Tchaikovsky brought great spiritual enjoyment to others, but he suffered from a contradictory life. He was depressed a lot and sometimes even thought about committing suicide, but finally gave up because of the cold water in the river. The tragedy of his life led to his tragic ending, which also accompanied his music.

The great and neurotic Tchaikovsky’s musical style comes from life and his own profound experience of life, which all reflect the living conditions of most people. Tchaikovsky integrated himself into life and wrote life into art. Maybe his life was miserable, but his music brought more thinking.

Who is Tchaikovsky’s father?

Tchaikovsky was born in a small village in 1840. Tchaikovsky's father was a mining engineer. In his father's eyes, Tchaikovsky was his inheritance and development. Later Tchaikovsky's family moved to St. Petersburg. As a father, because of reality, he hoped that Tchaikovsky would develop more.

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Tchaikovsky, who moved to St. Petersburg and went to law school to study law, was essentially not much different from the work of Tchaikovsky’s father , but he is very stable and does not have too many life considerations. Things are never the same as originally thought. While studying law, Tchaikovsky took music as an elective. At this time, they would not have thought of it. It is precisely because of this seed that it may become the most important foreshadowing of Tchaikovsky's future.

After graduation, Tchaikovsky entered the Ministry of Justice and began to study music continuously. When hobbies become a part of life, they become out of control. Tchaikovsky began to deepen his understanding of music and began studying in music classes. Finally, Tchaikovsky resigned from the Ministry of Justice and devoted himself entirely to musical fanaticism. While Tchaikovsky was teaching in St. Petersburg, his life and music caused him a lot of trouble. Teaching prevented him from devoting himself wholeheartedly, but he had to continue the job in order to make ends meet. While a series of things were happening, Tchaikovsky's father did not deliberately stop his son's actions, but only reminded him to think carefully.

Perhaps this is the greatness of Tchaikovsky’s father. He may not understand what his son did, but he did not stop Tchaikovsky's love for life. This kind of silent love seems silent but is an invisible force.

What achievements did Tchaikovsky achieve in his life?

Tchaikovsky’s achievements are not only reflected in his proficiency and exquisite portrayal of musicals, but also in his profound attainments in many aspects of understanding. He made a great contribution in the history of world music. A huge contribution.

Tchaikovsky Statue

From a purely creative perspective, Tchaikovsky can basically be divided into two periods. Tchaikovsky's early works tended to express his expectations for a better life and his confidence in future pursuits, while his later works were more tragic and dramatic. This is closely related to the changes in his personal inner world and personal hardships.

Until ten years before his death, Tchaikovsky was at the peak of his life and career, having created a series of classic works. It was also the time when he was most conflicted. His works can reflect the intense dramatic conflicts and his yearning for life step by step, and finally the music ends in tragedy.

His passionate finale, contrary to the traditional symphony, resulted in a slow-paced arrangement in a sad atmosphere. In ballet music, Tchaikovsky created a classical ballet classic with perfect form. In opera and dance dramas, he abandoned the previous rigid and formulaic openings and expressions, and focused more on shaping inner changes, using music to render the dramatic effects of the strong pursuit of happiness and hope and the cruel reality.

It can be said that Tchaikovsky is the musical leader of the Russian democratic trend. It can be said that Tchaikovsky formalized the constraints of music in the dark period and paid more attention to the portrayal of people's hearts instead of expressing reality. Life, but depicting people's state of existence in life, created a precedent in the history of music and is of great significance to world music.